The New Jersey Supreme Court is considering if it is appropriate to send someone to jail for careless driving that causes a fatal accident.
September 24, 2013 at 03:22 AM
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The New Jersey Supreme Court is considering if it is appropriate to send someone to jail for careless driving that causes a fatal accident.
An appeals court overturned a 15-day jail term imposed for striking a pedestrian who later died, finding the sentencing judge acted on incorrect factual information. The state wants the sentence in State v. Palma reinstated.
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